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Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
VINCENT CAUGHT
And Lodged I'm Jail af Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 10 Isaac
H. Vincent, Alabama's defaulting treas
urer, who has been missing since 1888,
having got away with over two hundred
thousand dollars OF the public MOI ey,
was lodged in Jail here yesterday. He
was caught near El Paso, Tex. He left
Montgomery on the night OF January %,
1883. A reward of five thousand dollars
was offered for his capture. His securi,'
ties and his own property paid about
fifty thousand dollars of the defalcation.
The capture OF Vincent, the defau!ting
state treasurer, has caused a
GREAT SENSATION.
He was arrested Sunday morning at Big
Sandy, Howard county. Tex. He agreed
to come without force, and was brought
along quietly without the slightest ie>
sistance or attempt to escape. No soul
knew OF his arrest until he arrived here,
and Deputy Sheriff Ray, who arrested
him, brought him the whole distance
alone.
Being interviewed tonight, Vincent
say he went from here to Cincinnati,
then to st. Louis, and then he went to
Mexico He has made frequent trips to
Texas, and once last year visited New
York. Although his shortage was over
5000, 600, he took away with him only q
few hundred. His wife and children are
in Mexico. There are thirty nine indict>
ments againt him.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. }. Lowenthal, return
ed from the East yesterday.
Mr.. Byrd Kicks # Chattanooga
was in the city this week.
Mr.. Jno Minter of Decatur was
mp last week
The ladies of M Z. Church gave
a successful supl ar Thurs lay night.
Sir. W " Battle sas down f 0 ii
New ii rket Saturday
Mr. Fl Ful'e n Of Pulaski, Te N
is pursuing his $ Il ties at Rust Insti
tlte.
Mrs A. 3 Pryor is back from
Texas where she has b. en- visitin :
Ter daughter. Mr.. Graves
Rev. j. F. Humphrey is 1t his
post Of duty ag ,in al er isb' ring III
Il very successful revival al Fayette~
Will.
Paes iding Elder Nix N, of the A
VI. +. Church, anticipates large al
tendance at the African Conferences
which conven.s in this city on the
30 h i,s.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19

There WAS full meeting OF the Board
Tuesday night, and the following was
the business transacted
PAYING UP.
On motion of Conway, the Clerk was
instructed to pay the Fire Company and
the Hook and Ladder Company, their
salary for the quarter ending March II
1887. Carried
THE AMENDMENT HINDRANCE.
On motion of CASTOR, seconded by
Ware, that the petition OF the Gas Light
Company, and A. F. Murray and others.
asking the right of way for electric and
right OF way for laying gas pipes in
streets, etc, be granted Alderman
Jones offered the following amendments
That the petition be referred TO COM
mittee Of three. Amendment carried.
The Mayor appointed as committee, Al
dermen Moore, Jones and Ware.
WISE NOTION
On motion of Conway seconded by
Castor, that the executive committee
he instructed to ascertain the cost OF a
bridge over the branch Oh Church ST.,
also see if the county will share the ex>
pense of same. Carried.
ANOTHER GOOD MOVE.
On motion OF CASTOR, seconded by
Ware, that the petition of A. W. McCui-
lough, asking for the extension OF water
mains on Meridian Pike, be referred to
Water Works Committee, with the re-
quest that they report favorable as soon
as practicable. Carried.
On motion of Ware, the petition Of NJ.
Bernstein and others, asking for gas
lamp, be referred to Gas Committee.
Carried.
GORDON & MAXWELL ENGINE ACCEPTED.
On motion OF Moore, seconded by
Ware, that the Water Works Committee
be instructed to purchase the Gordon &
Maxwell compressed pumping engine.
Motion carried.
FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT.
On motion, the finance committee re-
port was adopted and ordered spread
upon the minutes. Adjourned.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
RAILROAD RACKET.
ED. l. MAsTIN.

The Birmingham correspondent OF the
Montgomery Dispalch says: The Louis,
vile Il Nashville railroad company has
determined to extend the Mineral road
to Huntsville at once. Surveys will be
completed in sixty days and they expect
TO finish the road in one year.
In connection with the above we may
state that Hon. Oscar X Hundley, ol
this city, received letter from Mr.. Mil
ton Fl. Smith vice president OF the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, in
which he states that the surveyors OF the
Il. x N. system will make the survey OF
the line from Birmingham to Huntsville
at once
1t looks as if the dawn OF Huntsville's
day Of prosperity was not far distant.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
CITY REGISTRATION.

In accordance to the City Charter, the
Registration of voters will begin on
March lst 1887, and close on March %
Citizens will register at the following
places:
lst Ward--Mat Weaver Registrator-
Bryant & Brooks Store.
2nd Ward James Seat Registrator-
City Scale Room.
3rd Ward-Bob Bradley Registrator
Mayors Office.
4th Ward-Lucian Jones--Jones Store
Madison street until Goth and then al
Woods Store. Holmes Street.
No one can vote who does not register
By order of Board.
f. r. MATTHEWS,
feb. "a I'm City Clerk.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
WISE & { o.
McGee Block
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''r The be iefit of thu ". L. cIur>h,
-Capt F. | Mastin our populrr
'Au enerispriny M yor,is a anonnced
"s eand date f,r re-slect;on.
Inc MatIl on palic school taught
y Mss 5 W. East closed its winter
N'A'h on the llth. There was a
~'s' ereditable examination and
ambition ref ling much { ed on
teachers AMI pupils.
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mat 'iie dollar w,s made roanl be-
''aSe II 81 o ia b kept rolling.
-Af' J. H Binford hal tie n.is
'0'lu 'e 70 ! So his new two sto,y
D. aug IL and so 'ehons by fire in
'pgi e,.a an Monday. estimate d iss
i0O'' fortunately covered by a.
Insurance $1,000.
os mere "as an in,eres. ins session
: VI teachers I.sti,ute at Ru.,l.s,
BE- bb''ay- h',, The next m. e'irg will
u,aa.. ' a' me $ m place next Sat-
nnl,: 'ne irosra nme for which Is
anne. - '1ese cp'-
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
X. G. Dun & Go. Enioin a Directory.

CHICAGO, March lin the United States
circu ,urt Judge Gresham, on the petition
OF r. &. Dan a Co, of the mercantile
agency, has enioned the publication of the
Standard Implement directory Dun & Co.
have proved to the satisfaction of the court
that the contents Of this directory have been.
to greater or less extent, piratad from their
mercantile agency reference book, the names
ratings locations. etc. OF which they have a
proprietary right IN. 1t is open to the agency
now to proceed against the subscribers to
this din iectory-mostly agricultural nipple
ment dealers-who. it is claimed can be
made individually liable for using and abet-
ting publication fraudulently compiled.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
fALSE TESTIMONY.
An Arrest That Eeyives the Memory Of
the Assassination of Lincoln

An Arrest That EeyiveS the Memory oi
the As>a,siuation of Lincoln.
BALTiaoRE, laarch ls-Ben .iamin Span
aaoef Wa one of the most important
agents III procuring the conviction of Mrs
Mary Snriatt in lS65 for participation in th
conspiracy which resulted in tue asssssina,.
tlon OF President Lincoln 1t has always
oeeh alleged ~ those who regarded the uI-
fortunate lady as the innocent victim of the
excitement OF the time that Spandauer as
si>ted materially III the manufacture of false
evidence which consigned her to the gallows
Spandauei has occupied the attention of the
Poiice over ana over again, frequently as an
agent o. those Nho We're interested in having
raise testimony presented i'll court. Yester-
uay The man was arrested and arraigned on
actaige OF endevcring TO impede the admin
lstfatioh OF Jn>sice by resorting to a similar
me OF criminal conduct The charge grew
out OF Spaniauer's connect on with the suit
recently OF Mrs. Johanna j, nsen for divorce.
from her husband John Jensen Judge
Fisher passed decree of divorce and grant
ing her alnony. In rendering the decision
Judge Fisher said that ho believed the evil
dence given hy Spandauer as witness
against Mrs. Jensen was false from beginning
to end. 1t is alleged that John Jensen has
endeavore'i to AVOID the payment of alimony
ana that he was using Spandauer to help him
out Befort e magistrate John G.
Arnold and Frederick n. Myer testified that
Spandauer offered them 500 each if they
would 60 into court and swear that they had
been crimnaliy intimate with Mrs. Jensen.
which they refused Spandauer waived an
examination and was committed
ii. A Becker. alSo S,yorp aut n Warrant
against Spandauer for obtaining money on
false pretenses Mrs. Laura Moabias also
came TO the court and swore that three years
ago her husband left her. and now lives in
Chicago. Last Monday Spandauer called
upon her, and advised her to get divorce,
and that he would get up evidence that
would fix it all right and got $40 to I'm
dertake the case. Mrs Moabias produced q
witness to show that Spandauer was playing
a double game John j. Arnolds swore that
he had had illicit intercourse with her. 1t |
transpires that Spandauer was working in
the interest OF both n and Mrs Moabias
and was wheeling money out of them both
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19

Ii all mothers knew the value of Cous-
sens Honey of Far, when used for W hoop
ing cough, they would get bottle for
their little ones when needed 1t is not
claimed that this preparation will cure
whooping cough but it is a sample fact
that it will lessen its severity and dura-
ton, and never fails to cure colds, coughs
and diseases Of throat and lugs No fam
lily should be without it,
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
',rEACHERS, ,ASSOCfAT1N
PROGRAMME MARCH 26th.

r SQdRA M ME- MAaCH AOsu.
The \ tadison County Tea ch-rs
Institute Ill hold its regular meets
lug on Satu. day March 26 Ii a Rust
Normal 8 h, i, IL o'clock A. VI.
The follewin g sui els will be Dis
cussed
/. Orthograp y IN pub ic Schools
how 10 teach il.
Ih- best me;l wd of teaching
reading.
A,iihenetic e tmme'n Frac-
tivns.
Grammar-the houn ana its rtia-
ton to ether works in aiss "a ,4eA
To what extent is the tesLaer
responsible f,r the mora! t,-aaa ning
Of his pupils?
These q u so Is will be gsrlfesAf
snI eaacii tt he i, expect q ao.coiMe
prepared To take tctiva part Rn ihe
same
a. w. Mckinney.
Miss Matte L. JONES.
Mls.. MARIAH L. CLAY I
Commit foe
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
lsase Bal Meeting.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 1S.-There was a
mass meeting at the Board of Trade rooms
last night III the interest OF the base ball
project, and some 200 persons were in attend
ance The directors addressed the meeting
stating all the facts connected with the pur-
chase of the franchise. and declaring that
$1,000 was still lacking to make the requisite
amount for maintainng the club after pay
ing for the franchise A few of the gentle
men present increased their subscriptions
until 81 .0t0 additional was raised. The field
viii be canvassed again tomorrow for the
last time, and it is believed that the remain
ing s. 900 will he raised, though the tribula-
ton has been indeed great
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
Drilled into Dynamite.

Bridgeport, Conn, March lS-At the
Mill river water works, about four miles west
of here. at half past 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon, three quarrymen were drilling in a
hole which contained an unexploded dynamite
cartridge The friction exploded the charge,
instantly killing two Of the men, Peter Duffy
and an Italian named Antonio, and seriously
injured the third man. The men were blown
distance of about twelve feet into the air.
The bodies Of the two men killed showed but
few marks of violence,
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
Telenbone c,,,rov.rs,

ASHiNGTON, March lS-There was q
notable gathering III the Office Of the COM
.'iiSs'"iei oi patents yesterday of attorneys,
Inventors anu others interested in the old
&c ,eiephon NE interference controversy between
nei, Gray, McDonough and Edison. Roscoe
oohsiiiig ana j. }. Storrow made arguments,
which listed until late in the afternoon
Arguments will continue tomorrow
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
Educational Convention.

WASHINGTON. March lS-The educational
convention, after being in session three days,
adjourned last night to meet in Washington
discussion in the morning session was "A
system of grading for country schools The
Introductory paper was read by State Su-
perintendent j. w Holcombe, of Indiana.
The paper was discussed by Superintendent
. A. B. johnson, of Columbia, S. c.: State
Superintendent H. &. Speer, of Kansas.
County Superintendent John acDonald, of
Topeka. Kansas Dr. NJ. A. Newell. state
superintendent Of Maryland; Mr. NJ A.
Mess of this city, formerly a county superfn-
tendent in Indiana; State Superintendent B.
S. Morgan, of West Virginia; Superintend-
ent A. g. Lane, Of Cook county, Illinois, and
Superintendent Fred " Campbell of Cali
fornia
At the afternoon session the topic was
t'rhe best system of state supervision The
Introductory paper was from Hon. Warren
Easton. of louisiana. and those down for
discussion were DR.. Richard Edwards, of IL
linos: Hon j. r. Preston, Of Mississippi: ::
Hon. J. ID. Pickett. of Kentucky; Hon j.
H. Lawhead. of Kansas: Hon Solomon Pal
mer, of Alabama Dr.. John l.. Bechanan, of
Virginia and Superintendent j. L. Tomlin-
son. of Winston. n. G.
At the closing session in the evening the
subject was The relation of our public
schools to the general government" Sena-
tor Blair Senator Stewart and others spoke.
This body is part Of the National Educa-
tiona association, and adjourned to meet at
Chicago July y next.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19

proposed to bring it in free Of duty as an
Image and regalia for the use of religious
associations The God aud regalia and
paraphernalia when put together, will make
a figure l'o feet long composed of wood,
cloth, paper. tins and metal
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
New Mail Service.

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Second Assist
ant postmaster General Knott and Mr..
Nost, superintendent of railway mail service
nave returned to Washington from Kansas,
on The hist fast mail service train from the
west They report the new service com
piete success The fast train to the west
averages speed of tiftv-two miles an hour
Tor long distance west OF Pittsburg.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
pemovaI of the Gazette
Office.

The GAZETTE Office has been re-
,rad from the Moore block to the
hnil ling adjoining the Post office, up
s,airs. p on Franklin 81.
This office will be found m re cor
a;ept for orr huise ess, our friends
sn1 the pnblic. Call and see US in
oar new q1srters.
o"' : GAZETTE COMPANY.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
:AARRIED.

Smith Norten. la this coui ty
at n Re sidenceof the brides parent.
Nj rob 2n J, 1887. by R.v. Mil on
CoLly Mrs. fhomas Moriel ard
Mis- Lncy F. Smith.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
The Vacant Places to Fill.

WASHINGTON, March ls.-It is stated at
the White House that the important pending
appointments cannot be made this week al
though the president is doing everything to
hasten action ON the interstate commerce
commission Up to this morning two Of the
commissionelslips We're still unsettled. 1t Is
reported that the president when spoken to
recently with reference to the secretaryship
of the treasury, replied in manner that IN
dicated plainly that he did not intend to take
action until about the time Mr.. Manning
resignation takes effect. 1t is again stated
that the president has not yet had an oppor-
tunity to consider the appointment OF mve5
tigators of the accounts Of the Pacific raii-
roads
Secretary Endicott did not return to Wash
mgton this morning. as was expected, ana u
is said at the war department that he Is not
now expected until Saturday.
1t is understood that the president desires
to make the appointment of the new circuit
judge at New York as promptly as possible,
as he believes it to be very important tnat
the accumulation of customs suits should De
disposed OF and refunds made rapidly
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
Commerce Of Western Rivers.

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Col. Switzler,
chief Of the bureau of statistics, has COM
menced an important task relating to the
commerce of western rivers. He proposed
TO prepare a report on the commerce of the
Mississippi and Ohio rivers and of the bridges
which cross them The data to be collected
will lie complete not only historically as to
the volume and characteristics of the COM
merce of those rivers, but its influence upon
the development of the country through
which they flow, the changes in their COM
merce resulting from the inauguration Of
the great railway systems and their influence
in keeping down railway freight rates. etc.
Col Switzler hopes to bring down the data
to January 1, 1897 To collect, formulate
aud report this Information three experts
have been engaged. Mr.. Henry A. Dudley,
secretary Of the board OF trade at Louisville,
will cover the commerce of the Ohio and
bridges between Pittsburg and Cairo Ill. !;
Frank johnson, of Clinton, Iowa, the Upper
Mississippi and bridges between st. Paul and
St Louis. and George H. Morgan, secretary
of the merchants exchange, of st. Louis, the
Lower Mississippi between St Louis and the
gulf Col Switzer hopes to complete the
report and have it published by the time
congress meets next December
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
From Bankrupt Sale.

Immense Stock OF Shoes, Slippers, etc,
at give-away prices.
Ladies low quarter Shoes, good ones,
at 15c.
Ladies and Misses Slippers Toe.
Mems and Boys Shoes at your own
price.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
where TO Get the worth ofyOur Mon.

For prompt delivery of all goods
SNrder3d, exact me ssurenent and
Feshts. an FIRE 81, first class grocer
ns rs. The popular Grocery Store o:
"Fa Y Co. takes the pr minm. The
''lonlon At this store is to s i've
sa'lshctirn n to each mi every Gus
"mer' Wlse's Pride Flour special
ity.
~ g't the worth Of you money
WISE so.
McGee Block.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19

For the bsst and most delicious
drink Try the famous Buffalo Mead
at J.N. Mazz.'s.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
THE INTERSTATE BILL.
SENATOR cULLOM INTERVIEWED ON
ITS PROVISIONS.

a Misunderstanding in Regard to some Of
the Ciauses-The Educational Conxen-
ton Adjourns-The Commissioners Not
Yet Appointed-Vashingto News.
AsHINGToN. March lS-Senator CuJlom
one OF the promoters Of the interstate com
merce bill, while passing along Newspaper
70" ran against a number OF correspondents
] ana the result was quite long interview
| ABOUT The bill in general, but more particu-
lariy with reference to the enforcement of
The clause relating to the continuance of
/ cohlnutat!on or excursion tickets which, as
maintained by some prohibits the issuance of
such tickets. Senator Cullom said he did
not so interpret the clause, and expressed the
opinion that nothing in the act could apply
to the issuance of communication tickets
There appears" the senator said. ''to ex-
ist also. misunderstanding in regard to the
issuance Of passes, but it was our intention
to include that matter. If a railroad com
slalrs sees proper to pay for its advertising
by free transportation, as no doubt has been
the custom except that heretofore the ra il.
roads have gotten more thar they gave out,
the bf)l does not prevent it. Ii Senator
Brown hal not construed the bill as inter-
fering with the pass system, and insisted
apon his amendment, which provides for the
Ssslanee OF half-rate tickets to clergymen.
n, xhing would have been said about passes
In Gy opinion, however, it is time to have
these matters adjusted. If railroad COM
panv xcts special rates for advertising, it
should Qve special facilities to those who
give the Ies. etc. There is nothing in the
bill which :, Ssointely prohibits the issuance
of passes. I W whole thing is AN inference,
but will. I SUI rsse, he ,ken advantage in
many instances
Il understand. = said q e Of the correspond |
ants. ''that the II, ~Tsps pers will now keep |
more accurate accot, ats with the railroads. :" |
Should they do S's,' said the senator. |
''they will come out all Nd. do not approve
Of Mr.. President and 70 getting long ac-
counts OF his journeving around the world
published unless he pays for them in kind"
Is it true. senator" inqu rea another of
the correspondents. that yoG contemplate
an Interstate telegr aPs bill"
II see it has been so stated ae replied,
'but am not quiet prepared to dtscnss that
question. | have alluded to it, an I believe
hat the telegraph question needs looking
INTO, but there is ample time for that"
During the course of further remarks the
senator said the interstate commerce bill
was not exactly what he wanted, but it was
5he best he could get. Referring to the per-
sonnel of the commission, Senator Cu]lOm dis
claimed all knowledge of who would he ap-
pointed. He thought however, that Col.
Morrison would be one of the members.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
For Mayor:

TO the Voters Of H,mtsriHe
| beg to announce that | am candi-
date for reelection as Mayor OF the city
of Huntsville, and request your suifrages
at the coming municipal election in
April next.
If. ED. |. MAsTIN.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19

We do not come along this way but
once and it is our duty to relieve all the
suffering and sorrow that we meet if pos
sible. Therefore be it resolved that each
OF us who comes across sufferer with
niles, will tell him there is balm in
Gilead in the shape of Tabler's Buckeye
Pile Ointment. 1t is great remedy.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
An Assignment.

BALTIMORE, March 1S-Nison Frank, Jr.,
dealer in woolsns, aasigned to-day. Aaeses
H75. .OQO: Nahlitiaa unknown
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
A Chinese Joss.

WASHINGTON, March 1s.-Applicatlon
comes to the treasury department for the
free entry at San Francisco, OF wooden
"Josn for Chinsos Jom house thefA - y
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19

Miss Della L. Scruyys closed q
very successful session OF school Near
the Barracks Friday of last week
TIE clio ing exercises an exaDIna-
ton wer. Interesting and enter
taiaing, showing marked pr'gres'
by the pupils.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19

For the cheap st school-books,
stftinpry, DC. 60 TO
MURRAY Il PErT US. bookst, r.,
Murrays old stand.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
The Weekly Graphic

There is hardly Post-0ffice in the United
States where at lest a few copies not
received each week by subscribers.
IL entrances the Best Features of THE Dali
GRAPHIC, pictorial and literary, for the proceed
ing six days. 1t is the largest firstclass Illus
trated Weekly issued, is sold for hall the price
OF its rivals, contains the latest news and mar
ket reports, and is acquiring phenomenal cir.
euation.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19

a CENTRE STAR LODGE No. as, Centie
~ Star, Ala. Monthly Communication
~ the lst Saturday night every month.
FID ROBERT JORDAN, w. NJ
JOHN III. FIs Secty.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19

Our stock OF Spring Goods is now open.
We show this spring the largest and
most complete stock OF goods ever shown
in this market and marked at rock bot
tom prices.
New Dress Goods, Ginghams, Seer
suckers, Crinkles, Lawns, Novelties etc.
New MillineryGoods. Corsets, Gloves,
Hose, Boys and Mems Clothing and
Hats.
Come early and AVOID the rush.
Nj. NJ. NEWMAN x Co.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
LOCAL RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

Passenger Train No. |, arrives at
Huntsville, going vest at 1913 p. m.
Leaves at 1880 Z"
Passenger Train No. ,, arrives
going East at 800 a. m.
Leaves at 600 a. m.
Passenger Train No. 3, arrives
lgoing Vest at lao p. M
Leaves al l:l5 "
Passenger Train No. 4, arrives
going East at 800 D. M
Leaves at 5:05 g
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19

A EVENING STAR Lopez No. 9, Huntsville
Nv Ala. Regular Stated Communicate
!" End Monday night IN each month ~,
clock. Transient brethren welcome.
Mingo Steele W ".
Chas Hendley Secretary,
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19

In the showing and the blowing, in
the cruel SILENT" the most comforting
assurance we can have is that all coughs,
colds and diseases of throat and lungs
will yield promptly to that excellent
preparation known as Couseens' Honey
of Tar. 1t is pleasant and efficacious
when used simply for clearing the voice,
removing, hOarSeness, etc.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-03-19
AN NOUN GEM ENT.

Nj. NJ. NEWMAN 4 Co.